We are pleased to share our latest contribution to our Disability Discrimination Act series, ahead of its 30th anniversary, by Sir David Pearson, Independent Chair and Advisor.
A new report from the Centre for Ageing Better, delivered by the Race Equality Foundation, highlights the urgent need to address poor-quality housing faced by older people from racially minoritised communities.
This new report by Age UK draws on research it commissioned and highlights concerns about the affordability, accessibility and quality of housing available for people as they age.
In this new Housing LIN guest blog, Julie Riley and Lauren McKechnie, Co-Chairs of Bolton's Age Well Partnership, explore how Bolton is transforming ageing in the borough.
This week's HLINks includes tomorrow’s HAPPI Hour webinar, new Almshouses Reimagined publications, APPG inquiry updates, Disability Discrimination Act blog, World Mental Health Day highlights, and upcoming HAPPI events.
We are proud to support World Mental Health Day 2025, highlighting the importance of mental health and well-being for older adults and the role housing plays in promoting a healthy, connected life.
In this new Housing LIN guest blog, Catherine Casserley, a Barrister specialising in equality law, human rights and employment, explores the legacy and limitations of the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) 30 years on.
The House of Commons Library has published a comprehensive new briefing on the implications of population ageing for social policy in relation to health and social care, as well as pensions, education and housing.
We are super excited to soft launch the SHAPE (Suitable Housing for an Ageing Population Evidence) Exchange, the Housing LIN’s groundbreaking five-year programme funded by our strategic partner, the Vivensa Foundation.
A new Housing LIN Viewpoint (No. 114) and Case Study (No. 177) by Alison Benzimra, Head of Research & Influence at United St Saviour’s Charity, sheds light on what Appleby Blue is teaching us about ageing, community, and housing.
